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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

All who desire full information about
the cause and cure of Blood POisons,
Scrofula aui SCrOfulous Swellings. Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint,
Cstarrh. etc. can secure by mail, free, a
copy Of our 50 page Illustrated Book of
Wonders. filed with the most wonderful
and startling proof ever before known
Address, Blood Balm Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
For sale nv 7 H. Thomas
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

Secretary Whitney and Senators Cam
eron and Butler have become SO intimate
as to be known AS three OF kind"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

Mr.. George W. Cables bible class at
Northampton, Mass, has more than 100
members.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

Invitations 10 Il New York christening
were sent OUT last week engraved ON solid
silver cards
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

In most polite society. says Boston
paper the i'slisn style of penEanship is
INDISPENSABLE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

There are $1,000 women farmers in
Ireland.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-11

8A FOR CHECKS in hours, cnes in
AND 49,, days. Drug stores. No. II, Phila
40 M EN- "a and 1880 ID ave Rock Island
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Trayelerss (.uSde.

PENxA. RouTE-B. and T. station, 9th and streets
For New York, Philadelphia and the East, % y
aud l:l5 Am, 12.:Su, =, ID 10 and IL 20 D
IN Boston 3 ~ daily I9r l heT York OF
For Chicago Cincinnati. 81. Louis, Iittsburp aud
and St. Louis and except saturday Chicago: l3.l5
pm tChicaxo Linltedl daily. Chicago and Cincinnati
Express, 10 pan, daily, with through sleepers 10
Chicago and st. Louis Pacific Express 10 pm daily
For Richmond and the South. AID II daily and
::S5 IN. daily, except Sunday. For Baltimore, b.
80. =, 40 and am 215, II 80 L. 3D. ., f.
4:lo, 423, 40 q, TO- 10 and III 20 pan. Sun
G:l0 10 and IL 20 pm. For Poies Greek Line z %
a. and 40 pm aaly. except SUNDAY. For AnnaIo-
lis, 20 am, II Ii, LIB aud pm. daily except
sunday, Oh sunday, am. and ID pm For Erie,
Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara 10 pm.
daily, except Saturday.
b. ANDO. RoUTE.-Ststion, Corner New Jersey
nue. and street-for Chicago 10 am fast hrlitedl.
daily, 80 pm 10 10 PA. For Pittsburg, 10 am,
:o5 pm. daily. For baltimore 3, 9 80 q 40. 30
trsin), 80, 80, 40 40, 40 e % and III so
pm. sunday, 80, 80, 80 and 10 % am .25
30 30, 10 40, 40 z, % aid IL p Ia. Foe
Annapolis, 40 AIN and II 10 and 80 pm; on
Sunday so m 20 Rm For way stst, 40, be
II 10, 80, 40, and IL 80 m. Sundays. sd
am. and 80, $3.50. 40, and IL pm. For stations
Metropolitan Branch, :45 daily, except sun
day, and 81 daily $40 pm. daily, except Sum
day, for principal stations Metropolitan Branch,
$40 daily, on sunday stops at all stations; for
Frederick 40 An. 40 pm. daily, except sunday.
For Raeerstown. 10 am and 5:31 P;p daily, except
Gathersburg 10 ;05 am and II 80. IL III pm. daily.
except Sunday
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DIED.


SE$sIS wife q 81 Sh. so H. i css:n and
FSnsr % Vii ihf a sse p.e 1 ser
O'Clock in the afternoon Of FRIDAY. February 4th.
G0DPASp On rsb5qsry 2. Iss5, at 20 O'Clock
William C. and Nancy A Goddard
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
congestion Of the ianss Captain JOHN HI
Ten. aged 81 years.
O'CLOCK sundsy. Fe6rusry 6th.
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sen % ss.S, x aS the Be S ss VIM MIN
Lay he rest in peace.
Funeral from his late residence l229 seventh street
nortwss Friday & , Srs s 70 Friends aud rs
MAKELL- On january 81. 1887, at 20 minute. Of
o'cloak n after long end gsinfpi nlnssA which
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David Banks the old white man who was struck
In the head with club by George Holmes cob
ored, on Sunday, January -, AT No. 1879 X street
southeast, died AT Providence hospital last night
His body was removed TO the morgue at the sixth
precinct station this morning, where Drs Hartigar
and Tyler made post-mortem examination Ant
at twelve O'Clock the coroner held an inquest.
Mrs. Elizabeth, who lives i'm Posey's house, In thu
yard or which tie assault occurred testified thai
sunday afternoon, January 2:}d, she heard MIA
Posey say thai George Holmes Was Killing "Dave-
Banks. Witness went 10 the door and saw Banks
on his hands and knees Holmes struck Banks q
blow on the head with a club. Poseys son ran
out and prevented him from striking another
blow.
samuel Posey testified that he heard his win
say, "Dont XIII Dave" and he saw Holmes thruU
the club away and leave.
Dr. Hartigan TESTIFIED to the result OF tbs
autopsy.
George NJ. Posey testified that he heard his
mother say that Holmes was killing Dave, and
going out In the yard he found Banks lying on the
ground and Holmes standing over him with Tho
club raised. Witness called 20 Holmes and threat
ened TO handle him III he struck another blow and
the latter said: 'ies, Ill KIN him and III Kill yog
II you Interfere
The jury held Holmes for the killing he is already
I'm 1ail,
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms 10 The Star.
hut They Make Little PrOGresu A
Handling Freight IN New York.

hut They Make Little PrORress IN
Handling Freight In New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3-yefy little freight b being
moved along the river 'front.' to-day. The New
York Central has $50 men at work discharging the
big floats that for the past few days have laid at
company is receiving all the freight that is otfered
ouI Iercnants were not shipping more than the
s mGss urgent orders Tearing delay The Penn.
on pier 80. s, but they were all green hands:
the New Jersey Central, at pier Il. has $50 green
HANDS at work. They are mostly Russian Jews
a ad Germans and have never handled freight Be:
lore Inc New York, Lake Erie and Western road
put on q force OF men In place Of the strikers and
opened their pier for the receipt Of freight.
VERY little was received On the steamship pliers
moved mostly by new men. There Is an abund-
ance OF unsk1iled labor to be had and the superfn-
have places for.
NEW HANDS STRIKING AND JOINING THE UNION.
Inc trouble on the GuiOn Line pier was further
comPncated TINS morning when Alexander Taylor,
could not work with the force on hand. At the
Hudson River freight depot q gang OF Italians
The master workman Of an italian assembly OF
t1e knights OF Labor called at the headquarters
Of the Ocean association and told the committee
men were willing to strtkeke II admitted to the
union. The offer was accepted and the men
struck: The non-union men on the Mallory line
pier who struck several days ago have joined the
union.
LUMBER HANDLERS STOP WORE
HUNTERS POINT, L. l., Feb 3-About seventy
lumber handlers employed in the Yards OF the Ex.
port Lumber Company here went on strike this
morning after visit from q beach walker from
the New York Longshoremens Union. TWO ships,
the County OF Yarmouth and the Merritt which
are partly loaded, are detained. All the men be.
long to the union.
READING RAPLoYEs 1xPICTxD 10 STRIKE
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. a-Adv1ces from Port Rich.
mond are to the effect that the general strike
OF the Reading railroad coal hands win be or.
dered this afternoon or evening. A committee
from the New York strikers has visited the coal
handlers here, and from the statements made by
the men 1t Is expected that uniform movement
VIII be 1naugurated along the entire line and at
the mines.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb 3-virginis new threes,
SO; North Carolina skies. old. 124k bid to-day.
o., Flour nominaiiy steady and quiet. Wheat.
southern steady and quiet western higher and dull
IVES T, winter red spot S1Aa91 February 81
southern white, 47s4s southern yellow, nominally
1871! 4; western mixed SPOT 4ss4S,s; February. e
hid 90 Oats steady with modsf.te demsnd-so9thern.
Pennsylvania. 34s3S. Rye steady and quiet 56a5S.
Provisions steady and quiet Petroleum. lover refined
quiet 123a1.24 Other articles unchanged. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer du-cotton, I'd. -four, Is.
grain 3}9a37<d Saes-wheat 104, 800 6ushels; corn,
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Committees representing the boss plasterers
and the Journeymen are holding conference this
afternoon, with the view 10 settling the pending
difficulty as TO hours OF labor.
The Night Lodging House acknowledge receipt
OF the sum OF 900 from two ladies' who wish their
names Withheld from publ alton.
MI. Z. +. Drop has received a dispatch from
New York that the steamer Traye arrived at
southampton AT three O'Clock this morning max.
ing the trip In z days and ii hours
James Temple. coiored, was sentenced 10 sixty
days In jail by Judge Smell to-day Tor stealing 4
pair OF corsets from Aaron kaufman.
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Inc House District committee decided today
that the Commixaouerv bin TO define the route of
sseam railroads In the D1strict OF Columbia, ana 10
give mem large slice OF Armory square nor their
oepot. was TOO comprehensive . scheme 70 b
acseo upon at thus tail end Of the session They
oesoteo their meeting to-day to the consideration
tne measure ana after hearing what the District
ommissaoners had to say In IT'S favor, and state
sens IA opposition TO il by delegation OF ctu.
IA neaoea oy M. Dodge. and by Cox Doug las
Su NJ SowAn, on the part OF the 3. and U. rail-
renss eney decided TO lay Il on the table: The
unless amended in many wars agreeable TO their
Svensenience The citizens were opposed 20
Sng up the streets and the parks OF
me-, wyseaeton ior the use Of railroad corporations
~, tne acuon OF the committee disposes OF the mat.
s *, nnauy. ana Ii win not again come up unless
aoeIO0uceQ again In another Congress
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The following Changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today:
r sss Psai 1 oss SS :fs
= f. rs COUPONS 1 lSsns aa 1854 :sksa
fund sss. 1921 sur 1a ffss s't S
1 129h asked r 2oyear fund5 Rc, 1899. currency.
National Union Insurance, i9X bid, 20x asked
Arlington Insurance: 1873 asked Riggs Insurance.
Washington Market stock, Is bid. Warrington Brick
Machine 14O bid. Bank of Washington, 2O2 bid.
Estate Title insurance, u bid, Leo asked Penn:
Pet T c. sd .sf.a sc s1S
SSx asked
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MARRIED.

COLLINS-DARCr. ON Wednesday, February 8,
1857, at St. Stephens church Washington. ID. c. by
the Rev. Father Nae NGlly, JAMES JOSEPH COLLINS 20
ELEANOR DARCY. No cards.
FERGUssoN-wIILIAMs. AT 81. Johns Church.
GEORGETOWN. ID. g., February LIST, 1887, by the Rev.
John s. Lindsay, ARTHUR ". FERGUS of Cali
fornia, to MARY STANTON WILLIAMS. Of this city .
February I'd, 1887, by the Rev. FatlItr Mackin,
HAIRY E, HEWITT OF Churchill Md, TO EMMIE @.
EDWARDS, of this city.
JENNINGs-sMTH On the I'd of February. I ss7.
In Mashington, ID. c., by the Rev. Richard Norris,
WIN. K JENNINGSto ApDIE W. SMITH. both Of
Baltimore, Md lAlexAndria papers please copyl
LYDDANE-CONNoR. On February lst 1887, st
ST. Matthew'S church. by the Rev. DIR. ChaIpelle,
both Of West Washington.
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The Spues.vau zaudt MARRIAGE.

10 the Editor OF THE EvENING STAR:
II is believed there is no law usage or custom In
the United States, or any state, by which mar.
riage 10y proxy can be tolerated; nor would any
lawyer recognized by the bar a lawyer advise
such supposed union OF the sexes I'm any state
where marriage is regulated by statute law. A
man may vote on his stocks by proxy. A peer
could thus formerly vote in the house OF Lords
KING or emperor may wed by proxy when he
Cannot leave his dominions, and the roy al brtdd
may not travel 10 meet him unwed hlngs anc
anarchists.
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BAD ACCIDENT TO THE DoLPHIS.-The United
States steamer Dolphin has effectually broken her
steering gear, and she will remain ut New York
Tor several weeks before the necessary repairs car
be completed. In going from Norfolk To Newport
the steering gear broke down but was repaired
but In coming through He'll Gate the other DAY ii
was again broken, ana but Tor the skill OF Com.
mander Wilde IL il said the vessel would have beer
thrown on the rocks and seriously damaged.
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HARTFORD. Conn.,, Feb. IA resolution was
offered by Senator sumner, In the senate to-day,
requesting the Connecticut Senators and Repre-.
sentattves in Congress ITO use all proper efforts to
promote such measures and appropriations as
shall speedily secure adequate protection both by
Notifications and armed batteries to our now
deIenSeeSS coast"
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D1Stl1Ct IN COmXHS08s
THE ENLISTED MEN OF THE SIGNAL sKRv1cR
The Secretary OF War to-day transmitted to con-
gress, with his endorsement, request OF the en-
listed men Of the signal service that that bureau
be transferred to the Agricultural department,
some provision be made for retiring the enlisted
men. The Secretary stated that these men had
given the best years OF their lives to the service
with the expectation OF being retired in their old
jurisdiction these men should be provided for.
HALL FOR THE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day transmitted
to Congress, request from the commissioner Of
education for an appropriation OF q 600 to defay
the expense OF hall for the department Of super.
tntendence Of the National Educational assOcia-
ton, composed OF state superintendents, city
superintendent, college men and educational
men OF the United states generally, which win
meet in this city the 18TH 10th and nth OF next
March. There Is no provision for q hall for the
meeting MIR. Blair introduced bin to apprOp-
rate the money. Referred to appropriations COM
mittee.
IN FAVOR OF THE TRACTION RAILROAD ELL.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Henderson presented
petitions signed by $50 residents along n, n 18th
and 18th streets northwest and l6l residents OF
street northwest in favor OF the cable rail.
way bill. The petitions have headings as
follows: ''The undersigned, residing along the
route Of the proposed cable electric railway COM
pany OF the District Of Columbia, respectfully Pc
ut1On your honorable body for the necessary
legislation to incorporate the said company"
presented petitions Of the same kind signed by
lib residents OF 10th, 11th, 18th and 18th
streets northwest. Mr.. CullOm also presented ne
utiOns In favor OF the bill.
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WHAT THE n. A o. pR0P0sEA
a scheme which tnvclSc~ q Tunnel
Under che New Library Building.

Representatives ot the Baltimore and ohio rail-
road company appeared before the House District
committee this moraing and submitted a plan
which they preferred 10 that outlined In the bill
recently Introduced 20 regulate steam railroads
In the District The bill which was drawn
by the Commissioners proposes so Tar
as the r. and O. rs concerned Go remove their depot
temporarily north OF Massachusetts, avenue, and
ultimately TO remove all the tracks a. they exist
at present within the city limits, and providing
for new entrance intothe city at 9th street north
east, the road proceeding thence by tunnel 20
junction with the r. and T.. tracks at 9th and Viz.
glnia avenue southeast The railroad company
proposes
10 ABANDON rHE "wAsHrNoroS BRANCH
line within the city, to make Junction between
the Washington branch and the Metropolitan
branch just outside or the boundary nj the head OF
LIST street east and 20 enter the city over the line
OF the metropolitan branch, ging along LIST street
until Capitol I'm IL reached to tunnel under Capi-
tol Hill and join the II. and Y. tracks az Virginia
avenue In the neghborhood OF lst strset south This
plan includes placing
PASSENGER STATION on CAPITOL HILL
The tunnel proposed, Col Ludlow said to-day,
wThld pass under the new Congressional Library
tOLldlng. He informed the committee that rather
than accept this plan he would recommend that
there be no legislation on the subject whatever
He said 10 STAR reporter that he was prepared
to recommend that the r. q. should enter the
city by 18th street east instead OF by 9th STREET
IL made but little difference he said. which street
was used for this purpose.
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Abbett,s Faithful Three.

TRENTON, n. j. Feb. a--SenatOr Noon and As
Semblymen Scudder and Walter attended a tOip
meeting at noon and, after ballot for senator
resulting in three votes for Albeit they adjournes
until noon tomorrow.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
Were the readings AT the signal Office to-day: 3 a.
n, "a; a-in., 3D. IL am, :S3; Pun, 33; maxi
num- "a; minimum, 30.
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FuRcuTroN

LLOCUTION
b n see AT OF al AF.no persons education Il COM
Pew people know what powers they possess until
T HfSd HSETyS sS SST t. sE6 o.
sns close b e.
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unsqualed opportunities for developing the strength
It teaches Elocution as an elegant ar. for home and
Sfi .St N IF HE as G9ISE
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ASAIYsis. EXPRESSION. GESTURE tf AND 1 AT.
IF Fl sS1nsf e
Teae f o
200 charts used The College has TEN DEPART
for deserp.ve eataosue sue e no" '0f"9 di4s snn'
SPENcEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, !BUREED
eommodious halls. National Bank OF the Republic
prsctes business education n a0d that aSs
fes young men and women to support themselves
s me Re f' %S S LIE
hngiish Lapguage CSrrsspo o Rapid C.iculs
fS,,s ds1 non
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business course one ysa5 S72 Isyable $40 enter
year schoiarship in fun entering. ESQ., tuition
e P so
IN q 81 S .e
Illustrated Circular sent free on application.
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal. d6
CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL. "a SRI 81.
Sn. e. Instruction given IN Bookkeeping Arithme.
nc, Grammar. Geography, History. Penmanship and
0rthography c. f. WOOD. Principal J. ]. ELLIS.
Assistant d3-3m
MRS HARRIETTR MIILS-VOCAL. LESSONS 70
w Ladies and Gentlemen. At leisure daily from four
70 nve- Residence 135 9th ct. Lessons 10 CAPITOL
Hlu pupils on Thursdays Music rooms 800 I'd St se
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. 1912 MASS
nave, resumed studies MONDAY, Sept. 9th With
renewed advantages for thorough course in Science
Music and Art; The theory Of Music Is Thoroughly
taught Special attention IL paid to Piano. Harp OrTsn
particular attention Private class in Painting Pho
noersphy aud Fancy Work Lustra Painting Calls.
tnenics and kindergarten are new featured Of the
present year. Connected with the Academy Il 8
school Tor Boys. taught by the Sisters. seldom
SHELDoN'S ACADEMES--lOO4 sT n ".
- Mondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS: "a 1T md
fennsSlsania ave. Sc. Tuesdays and Fridays All thu
latest dances taught. oc i-{}m
SHORTHAND AND EXPERT TYPFWRITIN0
~ Pr4ctcaily taught. Success guaranteed il eerious
o5ns.Mise don't apply Private pupils preferred n
Louisiana ave. Md
PRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
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SEQ IVY INSTITUTE. Az. cor. sth and sts. nv.
SCHOOL OF Music IEsrABIIsHED 1s77l
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AUCTION SALES.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aoc,iope.r

g;ats 8 s sss "a gsisE Z
1isR fs SO s ss virtue asa q ss 5sna.s
ssS1 IS s q shs party sSsrssy
Fzsf r56 Rk3 o 81 1Ekfs1akf p.
dre S,,a TN I've ~ in square numbered ntne hun.
de sss' t e
made ssy n1n ISs q
p0sa5 Oh one hundred dollars win be required on the
Plsd With x'lin the M we Tie
cSa.sr III Ut the rsk and cost of the defaulting
T6Gi & ie' pa S TSss
NHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneef.
or EVERY DEscR dffPTEIs1hG AZ MY ANcTios
h H99HUAaS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY FIFTH, 1857
81 ZEE Q S3s6 A n S S1aa
HORSES 5s2 e dHNEly BG ssI2sK
vk.SSSSSSp td asAfSEzsa NJ on ACCOUNT o.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AucaoneeT.
ART SALE.
SALE or A COLLECTION OF OBJECTS OF AIT
Comprising
ITALIAN SCULPTURES, HALL AND MANTEr
VASES. FRENCH BRONZES, CLOCKS PEDEs.
TAILS, REAL MAJOI.ICA, ENGLISH CUT GLASS
WARE ROMAN BRONZES. AND OTHER ART
OBJ e s.. FOB THE DECORATION OF
n 11,ss HALLS PARLORs AND LIBRA.
10 ske place by order Of Importers at our Art Gallery
corner Pennsylvania ave and 1lth Ct,
ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY NINTH and TENTH, at ELEVEN An
and THREE PM each day.
The collection will be ARRANGED for examination on
Ioesoay. 9th February. f3-6t
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Unsettled European Markets.
RENrEs AND C0NsO1S CONTINUE 10 DECLINE n
plRra Ann rnnnOw


PARIS, Feb. 81 80 p. A.-Three per cent rentes
have declined to-day and are now quoted at a
francs q fall OF franc and 45 centimes from the
closing quotations yesterday. At 2:3O p. m. three
per cent rentes had fallen to 70 francs SO cenimes
There Is almost an entire suspension OF operations
on the Bourse.
LONDON, Feb. 3-P. M-There was quite a fall
In c0nsols this afternoon ConSols for money closed
at 99 and for the account at 100 declines Of 1116
and Is respectively from the opening quotations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 pm. prices
of the New York Stock Market reported BIZ special
wire to II. II. DOd9e, 500 10th street:
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NEW YORK, Feb 3-Prof. John De Leon the as
trOloger convicted Of inducing young girls to go
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment at hard labor
| in Sing Sing
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEE's SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK CON
FAMED IN MARKRITER'S PAPER HANGING
ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 626 STREET N.
BY virtue Of deed of assignment given to me End
duiy recorded, will, on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH.
DA3 OF FEBRUARY. 1887, commencing at TEN
store No $40 street H. w.. comprising in part:
GOLD FIGURED and PLAIN PAPERS.
PICTURE RODS, MOULDINGS,
PICTURE FRAMES in GILT and WALNUT
CASES and STANDS.
EAsELS. PICTURE CORDS BORDERING, &c.
Terms cash.
fe2dts HENRY WISE GARRETT, Assignee
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PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NiNETEENTH AND n STREETS. AND ON

AND N STREETS. AND ON
NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the Mstrict OF Columbia, passed in Equity Cause }
NO ,9oI2. Doc %, in which said cause George s. ia
farker c,Gpmpisinant and Jane Baker ct al de-
decree will offer for sale ct public auction in front Of
ns prsmTRlsss, on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
ocL0Ck +; NJ those certain pieces or parcels Of
ground situate IN the city Of Washington in the Dis
trlct o. Columbia known and described Lots
sp9 in spuar 5,wenIy-one CID and twenty-five
daa1 together with the improvements and appur-
tenSnces thereunto belonging and appertaining
Terms Of sale Us prescribed by said decree: nethird
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash at time of
sale ana the residue thereof in two equal instalents
Ior Wien the purchaser shall execute his two several
years from day Of sale notes to be
cured oy Adeed of trust said the entire
purchase money may be paid cash st the option
the purrhaser A deposit Of one hundred dollars viii
De REQUIRED Of the purchaser ct time Of SALE The
t Ins ght to resell the said property in de-
IN ye days from day Of SALE rsk and of
faulHng purchaser. w.
II. f. MORRIS,
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON, Trustees.